Quizzes
Three decisions, asked properly.
A glossary tells you what a term means. It does not tell you what to do about the solicitation on your desk. These do.
Each one is a short set of questions about your situation, and each result cites the rule it came from so you can check it rather than trust it.
Quizzes (3)
Self-assessment · 5 questions
Which CMMC level am I?
Five questions on your customer, your clause list and the information you hold. It points to Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, or to the clause that already answered the question.
Bid decision · 6 questions
Should I bid LPTA?
Six questions on the basis for award, the buyer and your price position. It separates a real LPTA you can win from one you should question, and from one you should walk away from.
Team diagnostic · 6 questions
Are you doing Section L and M correctly?
Six questions about ownership. It names which of five failure shapes your proposal team is in, and which role should own the outline, the matrix and the crosswalk.
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Every result is guidance, not a determination. The solicitation in front of you governs, and where it disagrees with a page here, the solicitation is right. The long-form versions of this material live in the glossary.